Moët-Hennessy is the grand benefactor of the Pavilion of Art & Design London prize. The Prize aims to encourage a greater understanding of design and the decorative arts as well as nurture new and emerging talent. 

The judging panel is chaired by Nigel Coates, Director of Architecture and Design at the Royal College of Art, London. This year's panel of judges is comprised of prominent figures in the fields of art, fashion, culture, communication and business and includes Honorary Chairman Zaha Hadid, Jasper Conran, David Collins, Tom Dixon and Allegra Hicks.

The jury will also select this year's 'Winning stand', 'Winning Fine Art Piece', 'Winning Contemporary Design Piece' and 'Winning 20th Century Decorative Art Piece'. Both awards acknowledge the display and curatorial signature of the galleries' booths, as well as the quality and innovation of the works brought to the fair.

Winning Fine Art Piece:
	Robin Katz Fine Art, London (UK) Patrick Caulfield Concrete Villa, Bruun, 1963
Winning Contemporary Design Piece:
	Nilufar Gallery, Milan (Italy) Martino Gamper Off Cut Table, Unique pieces, 2011
Winning 20th Century Decorative Art Piece:
	Friedman Benda, New York (USA) Ettore Sottsass Offerta a Shiva, Unique pieces, 1964
Winning stand:
	Galerie Jacques Lacoste, Paris (France)